Your classmate Katrina is struggling with her paintings. She tries to make the important objects in her pieces stand out, but th
ey always end up blending in. Her classmates can never tell what she is trying to emphasize in her works. She asks you if there is a specific principle she can work on to improve her paintings. After evaluating Katrina’s situation, what do you conclude is the BEST principle for her to work on? A.
movement
because I always try to keep everything proportionate and balanced when painting. I also use harmony to keep things in order also but if your really having problems with painting and doubting yourself when it comes to stuff like this you shouldn't stress out about it because sooner or later away of painting will come to you and you won't be having to ask people like me for help. don't know how this helped but hope it did.
Answer: A line can describe, showing delineation or, when materialized, result in linear form and can become sculpture without tangible volume. ... Besides describing volume or space, lines can be used to only suggest movement.
